Sentence examples for their forgetfulness from inspiring English sources

Both women are relatively lucid, their forgetfulness surfacing in spurts.

Divided by football, the fans are united in their forgetfulness.

People with mild cognitive impairment appear to be functioning normally, but their forgetfulness is beyond what occurs in normal aging.

Just because of their age they are at high risk for the disease, and I constantly wonder if their forgetfulness is "normal" or a sign of the worst.

Many mutual fund investors, however, do not remember that principle -- and one reason for their forgetfulness is that Morningstar's ratings sometimes blur the distinction.

While many remain happy and unbothered by their forgetfulness, they inevitably become different people, living largely in whatever part of the past they can remember.

These reminder devices don't go far enough, say some doctors, because they fail to address a very human fault that patients report as their primary reason for not taking their medication: forgetfulness.

Whether drawing a mental blank on a new A.T.M. password, a favorite recipe or an old boyfriend, people have ample opportunity every day to curse their own forgetfulness.

But their willed forgetfulness contributes to the city's destruction: "Aleppo itself was as ephemeral as the act of forgetting; anything which remained of its true form would become a lie, reinvented by us day after day".

Memes abounded, like, "First they call us union thugs and now they want to arm us?!" and self-mocking jokes about their own forgetfulness: "Do you really want to trust people like us with guns?" (Teachers are notoriously overworked and so occasionally forget their two pounds' worth of keys in one classroom or another).

Patients who miss appointments tend to cite practice factors and their own forgetfulness as the main reasons for doing so, and most attend within three months of a missed appointment.